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European stocks tick up as investors shrug off central bank warnings
Rate-setters argue core inflation remains too high to justify cutting interest rates soon
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Downbeat in Davos as Europe confronts an end to peace and prosperity
Also in today’s newsletter: scandal-hit European parliament returns to work with its reputation on the
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City lawyers predict wave of LDI lawsuits stemming from pension funds crisis
Survey of London litigators shows many also expect rise in US-style class action cases
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US regulators crack down on private equity securitisation vehicles
Insurers would no longer be allowed to rely on rating agencies’ assessments of collateralised fund
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CEOs beware: cost-cutting isn’t the same as growth
To succeed in the coming downturn, companies should adopt a strategy of investment as well
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What the end of the US shale revolution would mean for the world
Fracking catapulted America to the top of the energy hierarchy, but low yields and a
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China’s GDP release: five things to watch
Tuesday’s data expected to show third consecutive period of disappointing growth
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Hong Kong’s financial hub is at a crossroads
Can Asia’s key capital market maintain its international outlook?
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